Word: organizations
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Walter R. Spalding will receive pupils in Pianoforte, Organ and Composition. 11 Wendell St., Cambridge...
...game was very long drawn out and would have been uninteresting except for the uncertainty of the result up to the end. The crowd was well provided with shot guns, pistols, tin horns, and fire crackers, while the freshmen had also hired a brass band and a piano organ to furnish music for the occasion...
...accompaniment and encouragement to the conversation of the audience. This will be under the direction of Professor Parker. The music will be given by a large chorus of male voices, the New Haven Symphony Orchestra of about fifty pieces, which has already done excellent work, and the organ. Perhaps the most interesting number will be the ode which Edmund Clarence Stedman '53, has written for the occasion, and which Professor Parker has set to music. Immediately before the conferring of degrees, the large chorus and the audience will sing "Gaudeamus," "Integer Vitae," and probably "Lauriger Horatius." The opening and closing...
...committee will be prepared to receive new members and issue shingles at the same time and place. The club holds two or more public meetings each year, like the present one, besides other smaller and more informal meetings. It also subscribes for each member to Good Government, the national organ of the. civil service reform movement, collects all the available literature on civil service reform in a reserved alcove in the reading room and does much in other ways to promote the reform. All members of the University are eligible for membership. The annual dues are one dollar. Any other...
...magazine will shortly appear as the official organ of the American Republican College League. It is to be published monthly in New York City, and will be edited by a board of editors selected from the leading colleges of the country. Prescott Warren '96 has been appointed by the department chairman as the Harvard editor of the new publication...